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Half Sun Half Sleep by May Swenson, 1967-01-01

Made with Words (Poets on Poetry) by May Swenson, 1998-03-15

Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters (Author); May Swenson (With a New Introduction by), 1975

In Other Words: Poems by May Swenson, 1992-02-25

Centaur, The by May Swenson, 2007-09-01

TODAY'S POETS: THEIR POEMS - THEIR VOICES - VOL. 2 - vinyl lp. 1. HERALD $7,500 DRIVER SAYING - GOVERNMENT INJUNCTION RESTRAINING HARLEM COSMETIC CO. BLOOM - MIDWEEK - THE DISTURBED - 3 SALE - BELIEF - RIDE - REASON, AND OTHERS. by JOSEPHINE - WILLIAM STAFFORD - MAY SWENSON - DAVID WAGONER MILES, 1967

Poems To Solve by May Swenson, 1966-01-01

Necessary Light: Poems (May Swenson Poetry Award Series) by Patricia Fargnoli, 1999-08-01

The Hammered Dulcimer: poems by Lisa Williams (May Swenson Poetry Award Series) by Lisa Williams, 1998-08

Where She Always Was: Poems by Frannie Lindsay (May Swenson Poetry Award Series) by Frannie Lindsay, 2004-06

American Poetry : The Twentieth Century, Volume 2 : E.E. Cummings to May Swenson

The Wonderful Pen of May Swenson. by R. R. Knudson, 1993

Poets of Today: Harry Duncan, Murray Noss, May Swenson by Harry; Murray Noss; May Swenson; introduction by John Hall Wheelock Duncan, 1954

Biography - Swenson, May (1919-1989): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01

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Swenson, May Nature Poems Old And New
Literature Annotations. swenson, may Nature Poems Old and New.
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Extractions: Genre Collection (Poems) (240 pp.) Poem (240 pp.) Keywords Body Self-Image Death and Dying Nature Summary Swenson's poems about the body and death express the essential mystery of human experience and of observing the cycles of the natural world. In "Question" she wonders in metaphor about what will become of the Self after death, "when Body my good / bright dog is dead." In "Death, Great Smoothener" Swenson notices the odd roles that the personified death seems to play. In "Feel Me" the poet ponders the curious last words of her dying father, suspecting a considerable indictment of the living by the dying. In "Death Invited" she details the gruesome ending of a bullfight, with death personified by the bull, dragged from the ring only to be replaced by another: "Here comes trotting, snorting death / let loose again." Commentary Swenson's gift is to observe and catalog accurately while stretching possible meanings to a higher imaginative level. She is therefore both abstract and concrete at once. A vision akin to William Blake's is mixed with a homely vernacular diction like Robert Frost's or perhaps Roethke's, so that even the darker subjects are luminous with Swenson's unusual or new perspectives.
SHS-A: Norma Swenson - May 15, 7:30pm
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May Swenson Poetry Award
The may swenson Poetry Award. This annual competition, named for may swenson, honorsher as one of America's most provocative, insouciant, and vital poets.
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Extractions: university presses The May Swenson Poetry Award This annual competition, named for May Swenson, honors her as one of America's most provocative, insouciant, and vital poets. In John Hollander's words, she was "one of our few unquestionably major poets." During her long career, May was loved and praised by writers from virtually every major school of poetry. She left a legacy of nearly fifty years of writing when she died in 1989. She is buried in Logan, Utah, her hometown. Judge for the 2004 competition has not been chosen yet. Please check in again for an update. The winning manuscript receives a $1000 award, publication in the spring of 2004, and royalties.
May Swenson: A Poet's Life In Photos
may swenson A Poet's Life in Photos RR Knudson and Suzzanne Bigelow.See reviews of this book. A major figure in American letters, may
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Extractions: R. R. Knudson and Suzzanne Bigelow See reviews of this book A major figure in American letters, May Swenson has been praised by writers as diverse as John Ciardi, Joyce Carol Oates, Richard Howard, and Elizabeth Bishop. In May Swenson: A Poet's Life in Photos , Knudson and Bigelow offer the first detailed look at Swenson's life through the letters, journals, and photos left by the poet herself and by those who knew her best. Over 160 photos and 30 poemssome previously unpublishedare included. The anthology at the end offers a representative selection from the major phases of her life as a poet.
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qhj24.lis 19289 may 14 1996 QL Hacker's Journal by Tim swenson, may 1996. qhj25.lis29193 Dec 15 1998 QL Hacker's Journal by Tim swenson, July 1996.
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1998 Wed 15may-96 Got from the author 19289 may 14 2039 ftp//garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj24.lisqhj24.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim swenson, may 1996 Sat 3
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Extractions: ; FIN-65101, Finland Spam foiling in effect. My email filter autoresponder will return a required email password to users not yet in the privileges database. .................................................................... Fri 9-Jul-99: Got from the author 13775 Jul 9 06:06 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj31.lis qhj31.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, June 1999 Tue 15-Dec-98: Got from the author the back issues 29193 Dec 15 23:38 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj25.lis qhj25.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, July 1996 : 12418 Dec 15 23:45 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj26.lis qhj26.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, December 1996 : 22286 Dec 15 23:37 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj27.lis qhj27.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, January 1998 : 25675 Dec 15 23:36 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj28.lis qhj28.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, July 1998 Tue 15-Dec-98: Got from the author 17457 Dec 15 12:23 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj30.lis qhj30.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, December 1998 Wed 21-Oct-98: Got from the author 23670 Oct 21 1998 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj29.lis qhj29.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, October 1998 Wed 15-May-96: Got from the author 19289 May 14 20:39 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj24.lis qhj24.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, May 1996 Sat 3-Feb-96: Got from the author 31401 Feb 3 00:22 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj22.lis qhj22.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, October 1995 Thu 1-Feb-96: Got from the author 30490 Feb 1 03:50 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj23.lis qhj23.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, January 1996 Tue 8-Aug-95: Users with WWW capability can now access the Sinclair QL section of Garbo archives in WWW format. The URL for this convenient option is http://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/ The filenames are clickable for easy downloading. Sat 24-Jun-95: Got from the author 20628 Jun 24 16:13 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj21.lis qhj21.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, June 1995 Sat 20-May-95: Updated 1525 May 20 07:43 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/QLUPLOAD.INF QLUPLOAD.INF Information on uploading QL programs to Garbo archives Wed 22-Mar-95: Received from the author 23283 Mar 22 09:16 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/lis/qhj20.lis qhj20.lis QL Hacker's Journal by Tim Swenson, March 1995 Mon 2-Jan-95: The older news concering the files in the /ql directories are available as 11814 Jan 2 16:29 ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/ql/0news94.ql 0news94.ql News prior 1995 about the files in the /ql directory.
Utah State Library Division
San Antonio, Naylor Co., 1953. swenson, may. The Complete Poems to Solve. New YorkMacMillan, 1993. swenson, may. In Other Words. New York Knopf, 1987.
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Extractions: Our Website UTAH GOVERNOR´S MANSION LIBRARY COLLECTION Anderson, Sandy. At the Edge in White Robes. Ghost Planet Press, 1978. Baird, Nancy. The Shell in Silk. SLC: Utah State Poetry Society, 1996. Barnes, G. Something for Nothing. Behunin, Bonnie Howe. Wake the Unicorn. Utah State Poetry Society, 1983. Brewer, Kenneth. Collected Poems of Mongrel. SLC: Compost Press, 1981. Brewer, Kenneth. To Remember What is Lost. Logan: USU Press, 1989. Brimely, Dawn Baker. Waking Moments. Provo: Bushman Press, 1989. Bywater, Muriel Heal. Stretching Toward Wild Swans. SLC: Utah State Poetry Society, 1994. Cairns. Scott. The Theology of Doubt. Cleveland: Cleveland State Univ. Press, 1985. Cairns, Scott. Figures for the Ghost: Poems. Athens: University of Georgia, 1994. 1982. Cairns, Scott. The Translation of Babel. Athens: Univ. of Georgia Press, 1990. Christiansen, Jack A. The Deep Song. SLC: Utah State Poetry Society, 1969. Clark, Dennis and England, Eugene, Eds. Harvest: Contemporary Mormon Poems. SLC: Signature, 1989. Christensen, Elaine.
Utah State Library Division
np YLMIA, 190910. swenson, may. New and Selected Things Taking Place. BostonLittle, Brown, 1978. swenson, may. The Love Poems of Mary swenson.
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Extractions: Our Website UTAH GOVERNOR´S MANSION LIBRARY COLLECTION FICTION Anderson, Nephi. Dorian. SLC: Bikuben, 1921. Bailey, Paul Dayton. The Claws of the Hawk. Los Angeles: Westernlore, 1966. Anderson, Nephi. Dorian. SLC: Bikuben, 1921. Bailey, Paul Dayton. The Claws of the Hawk. Los Angeles: Westernlore, 1966. Bean, Amelia. The Fancher Train. Garden City, NY: Doubleday , 1958. Burt, Olive Woolley. Canyon Treasure. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1950. Burt, Olive Wooley. John Charles Fremont Trail Maker of the Old West. NY: J. Messner, 1955. Cannon, Blanche. Nothing Ever Happens Sunday Morning. NY: G. P. Putnam´s Sons, 1948. Card, Orson Scott. Saintspeak. SLC: Signature, 1981. Devoto, Bernard. The Crooked Mile. NY: Minton, Balch, 1924. Doyle, Arthur Conan. A Study in Scarlet. London: J. Murray, 1929. (1895) Freeman, Judith. Chinchilla Farm. NY: Norton, 1989. Grey, Zane. Riders of the Purple Sage. NY: Harpers, 1912. Geary, Edward. . Goodbye to Poplarhaven . SLC: University of Utah Press, 1985. Grizzard, Lewis. Won´t You Come Home Billy Bob Bailey.
WU Libraries Special Collections - MLC - May Swenson Papers
may swenson, 19131989, American author. Finding swenson, may, 1919- Americanauthor C385 L279 M2499 PR8 Bishop, Elizabeth, 1911-1979. American
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Extractions: ca. 1800 items Access: Open Although acclaimed principally for her poetry, May Swenson was also a playwright, critic, translator, and editor. She was born in Utah and received a B.S. from the Utah State Agricultural College, now Utah State University, in 1934, but spent the greater part of her career in New York. Between 1959 and 1966, Swenson was an editor at New Directions; she also taught for brief periods at several schools including Purdue University, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and the University of California at Riverside. She was recognized with numerous awards and grants, including a Bollingen Prize in 1981. Swenson produced nine volumes of poetry, one play, and one collection of translations of Swedish poetry. Critics recognized her naturalist's ability to observe and describe details of the physical worlda distinguishing feature of her work which places her in a position of significant influence in contemporary poetry. Washington University's May Swenson Papers contain manuscript and editorial material toward most of her books including Another Animal A Cage of Spines To Mix with Time: New and Selected Poems (1963), and
Finding-Aid For The May Swenson Papers
April 12 (TLS, 1p). . swenson, may, 1919,American author. To Bishop, Elizabeth,1911-1979, American author. nd,. Oct. 7. swenson, may. To Isabel Bolton. writer.
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Extractions: Funding and support for digitization of finding-aids provided by The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Descriptive Summary Biographical Note Scope and Contents Note Restrictions ... Collection Outline Correspondence I.1 General Correspondence Alpha I.2 General Correspondence - Chron 1936-1990 and n.d. II. 3. Correspondence with Elizabeth Bishop. ... Return to the Table of Contents Title May Swenson papers, Dates: Quantity: ca. 5000 items Identification: WTU-MSS-12905055 Return to the Table of Contents Although acclaimed principally for her poetry, May Swenson is also a playwright, critic, translator, and editor. She was born in Utah and received a B.S. from the University of Utah in 1939, but has spent the greater part of her career in New York. Between 1959 and 1966, Swenson was an editor at New Directions; she has also taught for brief periods at several schools including Purdue University, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and the University of California at Riverside. She has been recognized with numerous awards and grants, most recently a Bollingen Prize in 1981. Swenson has produced nine volumes of poetry, one play, and one collection of translations of Swedish poetry. Critics have recognized her naturalist's ability to observe and describe details of the physical worlda distinguishing feature of her work which places her in a position of significant influence in contemporary poetry.
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May Swenson Poetry Award
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Extractions: university presses The May Swenson Poetry Award This annual competition, named for May Swenson, honors her as one of America's most provocative, insouciant, and vital poets. In John Hollander's words, she was "one of our few unquestionably major poets." During her long career, May was loved and praised by writers from virtually every major school of poetry. She left a legacy of nearly fifty years of writing when she died in 1989. She is buried in Logan, Utah, her hometown. Judge for the 2003 competition will be Alicia Ostriker , who is a well-known poet and critic. Ostriker has won the William Carlos Williams award from the Poetry Society of America, the Paterson Poetry Award, the San Francisco State Poetry Center Award, and was a finalist for the National Book Award. Her poetry and essays have appeared in a wide range of major national literary journals. The winning manuscript receives a $1000 award, publication in the spring of 2003, and royalties.
The Complete Love Poems Of May Swenson
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swenson, may (19191989) Earth Will Not Let Go, (pm), 1970 Speculations,ed. Thomas E. Sanders, Glencoe Press, 1973. Orbiter 5 Shows
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Poetry: A Nosty Fright, By May Swenson
With light breaves of wall by the fayside? I sope ho, so that this oem canpend. may swenson In Other Words, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1987.
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Poetry: Night Practice By May Swenson
My breath will make a mountain. My will will remember to will. I, suck ing, pushing,I will breathe a valley, I will breathe a mountain. may swenson 1913-1989.
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